Independent guide, not the village siteStaubbach Falls is free to seeUpdated November 2026
Lauterbrunnen Valley with the village and the cliff face of the falls

Parking in Lauterbrunnen near Staubbach Falls

Park in the Parkhaus Lauterbrunnen (CHF 18 for 8 hours) or the smaller church car park (CHF 12 for 8 hours), then walk to Staubbach Falls. There is no free parking in the village.

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By Staubbachfalls.com editors · Updated

There are two car parks you will actually use for Staubbach Falls. Both are paid, both are open around the clock, and both are a short walk from the village centre.

Compare the options

Car park Price Spaces Where
Parkhaus Lauterbrunnen CHF 18 per 8 h 974 Zuben 479, at the town entrance near the station
Parkplatz Lauterbrunnen Kirche CHF 12 per 8 h 168 Pfrundmatte 423, by the church; managed by the municipality

The prices and numbers come from the jungfrau.ch car park pages, read in November 2026. Other sources quote 975 and 140 spaces, which shows how these figures drift.

Which to choose

  • Short visit to the falls and Trümmelbach: the church car park is the cheaper choice and sits closest to the falls according to switzerlanding.com.
  • Overnight or several days: the Parkhaus has a multi-day price table. One guide lists CHF 18 for one day, 31 for two and 44 for three, with stay limits of 3 days in summer and 5 in winter. This is not an official source, so confirm before you rely on it.
  • Going on to the Schilthorn: the valley station is at Stechelberg, which has its own car park (CHF 8 for 8 hours on the jungfrau.ch page we saw).

Tips

  • Arrive early from June to August; the smaller church car park has fewer spaces.
  • Keep your ticket: one guide says the Parkhaus ticket is a QR code that allows re-entry during your stay.
  • A car is optional here. The train from Interlaken is simple, and hotels in Lauterbrunnen let you walk everywhere.

Skip the parking question: many visitors take the train and use the PostBus to Trümmelbach Falls. See getting there.

Frequently asked questions

Is there free parking in Lauterbrunnen?

The guide we read says Lauterbrunnen has no free parking spaces and street parking is generally not allowed. Plan on a paid car park.

How much does parking cost at Lauterbrunnen?

jungfrau.ch lists CHF 18 for 8 hours at Parkhaus Lauterbrunnen (Zuben 479) and CHF 12 for 8 hours at the Lauterbrunnen Kirche car park (Pfrundmatte 423), both open 24/7.

Which car park is closest to Staubbach Falls?

The church car park, which one guide places directly at the falls. The Parkhaus is at the town entrance by the station, so the walk is a few minutes longer.

Can I park overnight?

The Parkhaus is open 24/7 with a multi-day rate table and stay limits (3 days in summer, 5 in winter, per one guide). Confirm with the operator.

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